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Verizon is one of the nation's largest cell phone carriers, renowned for its best-in-class 4G LTE coverage and fast 5G speeds. On the other hand, Spectrum Mobile is a relatively new mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that doesn't operate its own towers and instead piggybacks off of Verizon's network.

Spectrum (the trade name used by Charter Communications) serves millions of customers across 43 states. AT&T, meanwhile, is the largest telecommunications company in the entire world, and their internet plans are available in all 50 states.

Great network coverage Spectrum Mobile doesn't actually own its own cellular network. Instead, it uses Verizon Wireless's cell phone towers to power its mobile service. That's good news for Spectrum Mobile customers.

Spectrum Mobile is compelling with its affordable unlimited data plan, outstanding 4G LTE network, and free Wi-Fi hotspots. But there's a small catch: it's only available for Spectrum home internet customers. The good news is that, for a cable ISP, Spectrum delivers reliable speeds at reasonable prices.

One downside to Spectrum Mobile is the smaller number of plan options available, but many will find that one of the three different plan options offered provides exactly what they need. Through Spectrum Mobile, customers can choose between purchasing an unlimited data plan or a gig plan.

Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR) is a leading broadband connectivity company and cable operator serving more than 32 million customers in 41 states through its Spectrum brand.

Android Phones from Spectrum Mobile Spectrum Mobile sells the following Android devices, which includes high-end flagships from Samsung, newer Google phones, and more budget-friendly LG phones: Google Pixel 3a, 3a XL. Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+, S9, S9+ LG Stylo 4, K30.

Spectrum Mobile uses Verizon's network for its phone plans. This means that you can bundle your Spectrum phone service with your Spectrum internet and/or cable bill and still access Verizon's coverage across most of the US.

Verizon is one of the nation's largest cell phone carriers, renowned for its best-in-class 4G LTE coverage and fast 5G speeds. On the other hand, Spectrum Mobile is a relatively new mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that doesn't operate its own towers and instead piggybacks off of Verizon's network.

Spectrum (the trade name used by Charter Communications) serves millions of customers across 43 states. AT&T, meanwhile, is the largest telecommunications company in the entire world, and their internet plans are available in all 50 states.

Great network coverage Spectrum Mobile doesn't actually own its own cellular network. Instead, it uses Verizon Wireless's cell phone towers to power its mobile service. That's good news for Spectrum Mobile customers.

Spectrum Mobile is compelling with its affordable unlimited data plan, outstanding 4G LTE network, and free Wi-Fi hotspots. But there's a small catch: it's only available for Spectrum home internet customers. The good news is that, for a cable ISP, Spectrum delivers reliable speeds at reasonable prices.

One downside to Spectrum Mobile is the smaller number of plan options available, but many will find that one of the three different plan options offered provides exactly what they need. Through Spectrum Mobile, customers can choose between purchasing an unlimited data plan or a gig plan.

Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR) is a leading broadband connectivity company and cable operator serving more than 32 million customers in 41 states through its Spectrum brand.

Android Phones from Spectrum Mobile Spectrum Mobile sells the following Android devices, which includes high-end flagships from Samsung, newer Google phones, and more budget-friendly LG phones: Google Pixel 3a, 3a XL. Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+, S9, S9+ LG Stylo 4, K30.

Spectrum Mobile uses Verizon's network for its phone plans. This means that you can bundle your Spectrum phone service with your Spectrum internet and/or cable bill and still access Verizon's coverage across most of the US.